St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-24

sired. Many of those taking part in the
shoots used assumed names for some
reason or other, but as good scores was
the rule there was no necessity for this
bit of diplomacy. The range was some
what longer than usual, and several
when they missed their birds. In nearly
all the shoots ''blue rocks" were used,
but new style of tin pigeon was used
in the sweepstakes shoot.
Among those present i'll addition to
the Minneapolis team were Madison,
Wabasha; Blakely, st. Paul; futile,
Hastings; Storms, Wabasha; Ruble,
Albert Lea; Wann, st. Paul; Robinson,
Wabasha; Shaft, Hastings; Macomber,
st. Paul; Hanna, Hastings; Paul, st.
Paul; Paine, Glencoe; Grieger, Hast
ings; Gordon, Atwater; Dean, Hutch
inson; Kennedy, st. Paul; Bird, Fair
mont; Hopper, Brownton; Sisson,
Lakeville; Westerson, Hastings, and
many others. Following is the score
made during the day:
/ TIE FIGHT BEGINS.
First shoot, seven blue rock pigeons;
entrance fee, So: Kruger 4, Harrison
5, Powell =, Skinner z, Boute 4,
Shaft 5, Ensign 6, Paul 5, Thomas
Paine 6, SSSon 3, SternS 4, Madison
Z, Johnson 4, Hopper 3, Williams 5,
Chandler 5, Gordon 3, Hanna 4, New
ton 3, Mac 5, Ruble 3, Robinson 6,
futile 5, Dean 2, Henry 5, Cataman
4, Maloney ., Russell 5, ROckey 8,
Jones ), Zincke 3, Best 3. Skinner
and Madison divided first money; En-
son and Hockey divided second money;
Russell took third money; Boute took
fourth money, and the fifth prize, a
Shell-l0ader, was won by futile.
Second Shoot, 10 Blue Rocks, En-
trance Fee S.; Single and Pairs
Kruger6 6. Paine :, Paul Z, Skinner 6,
Stern Z. Session 6, Chandler 5, Ensign Z,
Jones Z, Ormonde {, Parker 4, Hanna 6,
Shaft s, Boute ,, Thompson 6, Hopper 4,
Newton ), Henry 5, Tuttle7, Madison 5,
Zincke 4, Dean {, Rockey Z, Robinson
s, johnson 5, Williams Z, GordonS, Rus
sell S, Ruble 6, Pye s, Mac 9, Cataman
6, Harrison 9. First money was won by
Mac; second money was divided between
Hanna, Robinson, Gordon, Russell and
Pye: third money was won by Paul;
fourth divided between SiSSOn and
Hanna. The silk hat prize was cap
tured by Madison.
WARMING TO THE WORK.
Third Shoot, - Blue Rocks, Entrance
Fee S4-Shaft 10, Bob White II, Paul 13,
Skinner y, Thomas Q, Chandler s, Tut
tie 10, Stern Is. Madison II, Kruger 10,
Ensign 8, BOute s. Henry 9, Hopper 6,
Kennedy 10, Zincke 6, Dean s, Hockey
10, Hanna IL, SaulSpaugh 6, Robinson
l., Gordon II, Newton 9. Jones II, Will
Jams 10, Johnson II, Murphy II. Russell
10, HOughtaling s, Sisson Z, WhitcOmb
s. Pye 9, MacComber 10. First money
was divided between Paul, Stern and
Hanna; second, between White, Skin
her, Robinson and Johnson; third, be-
tween Madison. Gordon, Jones and Muir
ply. The fourth was won by Kruger
on ShOOt-off. The special prize. car
riage whip. was won by Thomas Paine.
Fourth Shoot, 10 Blue Rocks, Entrance
Fee s5.5O-Madison S,Skinner s, Hockey
Z, Houghteling Z, WhitcOmb s, Boute &,
Tuttle 10. Stern Z, Bob White 6, Russell
s. Chandler +. Robinson Z, Kruger 4,
Shaft Z, MacComber Z, Hanna 10, Paul
s. KOOnZ 8, Thomas Z, MalOney Z, Jones
6, Newton s. Gordan Z, Williams s,
Murphy s, Ehe 6, Dean Z, Zincke 5,
Kennedy 0, Ensign 4, Johnson 9, DAILY Z,
Hopper 9, Pye 5, SiSSOn 5, Henry 5,
Rand s, Morgan 6. First money was
divided between Hanna and Tuttle, of
Hastings; second money, between Ken
tween Madison, Skinner. WhitcOmb,
Russell, Paul, KOonZ, Williams, Muir
ply and Rand; fourth, divided; special
prize, brass and paper shell-loader, was
won by Morgan.
\ sweepstakes shoot at five tin birds,
single rise, followed and closed the
days sport. The score was as follows:
Whitcomb 3, Russell |, Smith /, Hopper
4, Paul 3, Paine ), Kruger 0, Ensign 0,
Bonte 2, Hockey 3, Kennedy 2, Genevey
2, Pye 5, Shaft ), Gordon 4, Chandler
0, Williams 3, Johnson 3, Houghtaling
3, Stern >. Morgan 4. Rand 4, Muther 4,
Best 4, Ehe 5, NJ. f. Nj. 3, White 1,
Walker 3, Jones 3, Zincke 9, Koonz 3,
Skinner 5, Sisson 2, Osmer 3, Gray /,
futile 3, Madison 5, Henry 4, Newton
4. Cataraman 4. All the monies were
divided.